Virginia conservation chief honored at 307 guest dinner
In Pront Royal Virginia three hundred seven guests gathered in the Randolph Macon dining hall to honor William E Carson retiring head of the conservation and development commission. Messages from President Roosevelt and other officials were read along with tributes from D G Showalter and Arno Cammerer. Carson praised aides and reflected on the commission’s progress in Shenandoah Park and state parks development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Conservation Commission
Gathe
Pront Royal
Randolph-Macon
William E. Carson
Conservation and Development Commission
Roosevelt
Interior
Byrd
Robertson
Baker
Stewart Payne
Edward L. Williams
G. E. A. Reinburg
Arno B. Cammerer
National Parks
CCC
Virginia
Commission On Conservation and Development
Commonwealth
J J. McEntee
Lee Long
Commission
R. E. Burson
Mason Mangham
Richman Chamber of Commerce
Conrad L. Wirth
National Park Service
Albert Pike
U. S. Geological Survey
J. R. Lassiter
Shenandoah National Park
S. H. Marsh
W. H. Stoneburner
Front Royal
Mr. Weaver
Marsh
Stoneburner
C. A. Stokes
Rebecca Duncan
Mr. Carson
Warren County High Opens Basketball Season At Home
Warren County high school boys and girls teams start the basketball season hosting Boyce high school in Randolph-Macon gym. Games begin at 7 30 p m with double headers planned. Season tickets are 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for students. a strong local schedule features home games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Warren County High School
Boyce High School
Randolph- Macon
Margaret Pence
Hubert Potts
Ernest Echardt
Ray Houghton
Sammy Dunn
Lewis Haley
William Kerfoot
Lyle Cameron
Robert McCarty
Helen Emmett
Gladys McFall
Nevada Sonner
Margretta Burke
Evelyn Boyd
Elizabeth Boyd
Vitamin rich liver highlighted in swordfish diet
The swordfish joins cod and halibut in producing a liver rich in vitamins A and D, noting nutritional value.
Front Royal Social and Personal News Highlights
Miss Annie Buck returns from Baltimore. J Baldwin Harnsberger on a Pennsylvania business trip. Judge Philip Williams of Winchester attends Carson testimonial dinner. Mrs. Elizabeth Poulton back at Hollins College after holidays. Mrs. A B Crigler and son Albert Jr. with Crigler parents in Fredericksburg. Winnie Weaver returns to Hollins College. Helen Baker and Millie Sirbaugh visiting Front Royal. Merle Grubbs back at Radcliffe after holidays. Jack Poulton returns to VPI for studies. Lyle Hansborough back at Unity of Winter. Margaret Coleman hosts Norfolk weekend guests. Mrs. Paul Rudacille bed. Updyke couple hosting at Updyke Ma. Thomas Johnson Jr. returns to Randolph Macon College. Simpson family plans Friday in Harrisonburg. W C Fray family back from wedding tour. Cadets Joe Borden and Walter Carter back to VPI after Christmas furlough.
Big Field Joins Blue Ridge Pack In Scaleby Chase
MILLWOOD Virginia January 3 Blue Ridge hounds met at Scaleby the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin near Boyce A large field included William Bell Watkins Graham Dougherty Captain Ew art Johnston and many others Guests from Winchester Cooperstown York Baltimore and Boston attended The hunt offered scenic views from Scaleby and a swift denning before a breakfast hosted by the Gilpins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Field
Blue Ridge Pack
Scaleby Chase
Congreve Jackson
New York
Margaret Byrd
Thomas Byrd
Winchester
Gertrude Dougherty
Graham Dougherty, Jr
Gwynne Harrison
Edna Jenkins
Percy C. Randolph
George H. Burwell
T. N. Jones
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Tyson McGee Gilpin
Kenneth M. Gilpin
Alexander MacKay-Smith
William Bell Watkins, Jr
Joseph Lewis
B. O’f. Randolph
Fairfax Randolph
Rev
Rowland
White Post
Clarence Glasscock
Normand Haymaker
Colorado Springs
Eldon MacLeod
Boston
Earl Boy-Ed
Playful Vipers as Pets Across Austria and Balkans
Old-world serpents known as Orsini vipers, though venomous, are kept as children's pets in Austria and Balkan states. The article notes a long literary digression on repeated city destruction, highlighting Herat in Afghanistan as burned to the ground five times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Austria
Balkan States
Kenneth P. Wood
Philadelphia
Collier's Weekly
Herat
Afghanistan
Hauptmann Jury Well Guarded By Deputy Sheriffs
In Flemington jurors for the Hauptmann trial are guarded by nine deputies in eight hour shifts. The twelve jurors are housed in a hotel with strict admonitions to avoid discussions, newspapers, radio and public events.
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Hauptmann
Flemington
Plemington
Stice Thomas W. Trenchard
Notice of Proposal To Bait Wild Turkeys Meeting
A Virginia commission will meet in Richmond on January 14 1935 at 10 AM to consider Proposal No 132 amending Regulation No 4 adopted August 13 1934 to outlaw baiting wild turkeys at blinds or baited places or taking or attempting to take wild turkeys by bait. Carl H Nolting chairman Danville VA Sept 17 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Commission of and Fisheries
Carl H. Nolting
Danville, Va
Public Sale of Real Estate Bonds in Bedmere Virginia
In front of the County House Bedmere Virginia at 12 oclock noon Monday January 7 1935 two bonds deed of trust of even date recorded in the clerk of Frederick County Virginia For prior liens reference land records in the clerk s office Harrison attorney notices indicate public sale of real estate bonds by order of the county official
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedmere
Virginia
Frederick County
P. Harrison
Creditors and Debtors Meet Under New Law
Debtors J. Sherman and Mary Sherman sought an amendment under the 1934 Act to extend debt payment and share income with creditors. Conciliation Commissioner Arles Hain presided. creditors rejected the plan, suggesting bankruptcy under the Frazier Lemke amendment may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arles Ha
County Court House
J. ©. Sherman
Struthers Sherman
Mary Sherman
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Sherman Orchard
James P. Reardon
Burr P. Harrison
T. R. Cather
Herbert S. Larrick
Shermans
Frazier Lemke
United States Court For
Western District of Virginia
The
Noerthe
John Paul
Congress
Inkelot Court
Sherman Apple
Proposal Presented as Meeting Temporarily Adjourned
A proposal was presented and Mr Mar was mentioned as temporarily adjourned the meeting. The note records a brief session move to pause proceedings and a proposal under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marper
Cotton Textile Code Head Reports Movement in Industry
George A. Sloan, chairman of the Cotton Textile Code factions, reported today that activity in the cotton textile industry is stirring. He noted notable movements within the sector as New York officials respond to evolving code guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Code Facaions
Freshmen Averages Listed at University of Vermont
The average freshman at the University of Vermont is 18.96 years old. The average weight is 144.91 pounds and height 7 percent inches tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon
University of Vermont
Radio schedule highlights January 8 30 programs listed
Daily broadcast lineup features many stations with music orchestras and programs. Notable entries include Charles Sears tenor on WJZ, Johnson Orchestra on WABC, Captain Henry's Show Boat on WEAF, Gray Orchestra on Death Valley Days, and Kap. hour slots show varied acts from orchestras to choirs and educational talks.
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Music
Channing Choir
Kemp
Edwin G. Nourse
Wabc—Stevens
WABC
Voice of the Crusader
WEAF
Ralph H
Wiz Guera
Wabc—Little Orchestra
Jesse Crawford
WOR
Moonbeams
WJZ
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Warren County Bureau
Winchester Evening Star
WM. Herring
Telephone Front Royal 213
Weaver
Shenandoah Park
Roanoke
Philip Jones
Fincastle
Alice
Ellen Hill
Clifton Forge
Warren County
Annie Buck
Baltimore
J. Baldwin Harnsberger
Pennsylvania
Philip Williams
Elizabeth Poulton
Hollins’ College
W. G. Olmstead
A. B. Crigler
Albert, Jr
Myer
Crigler
W. L. Bond
Fredericksburg
Winnie Weaver
Hollins College
Senator
Mrs
A. G.weaver
Helen Baker
Millie Sirbaugh
Merle Grubbs
Radcliffe College
Jack Poulton
Lyle Hansborough
Vinter
Margaret Coleman
Norfolk
Paul Rudacille
Edgar Updyke
Updyke Ma
Thomas Johnson, Jr
Randolph Macon College
Simpson, Sr
Harrisonburg
Joe Borden
Walter Carter
Mrs. Gilpin
Fox Denning
Warner Vos. Colonial
Sherman Apple Orchard
Charles Harper
Paul
Bakers
Boyds
Brooks Drug Store
Peoples Drug Store
Lins Drug Store
Berryville
Nyan
Lahgepo
RES
Department Stores
Philco
Miller & Anderson
Cugat
Uncle Don
William Lundell
Buck Rogers
Ferdinando
Bobby Benson
Weaf—Press
Press
Radio News
Maymes
Mary
Small
Armand Girard
Billy Batchelor
Lowell Thomas
Margaret’ Nard
Wabc—Press
Himber
Amos
N’ Andy
Myrt
Marge
John B Nedy
Lum
Abner
Wdiz
Just Plain Bill
Lee Reiser
Wabc—Troopers
Shirley Howard
Boake Carter
Minneapolis Symphony
Eugene Ormandy
Beatrice Lillie
Comedienne
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